>>316 I was talking about the sequel to the cult classic, that being the Blade Runner 2049. I really enjoyed the original, so I went to see this movie to see if they "fucked it up" as is usually with Hollywood's re-boots, but they actually did a great job imo, and the movie is on par with the original.
>isn't that too late to enjoy this? Certainly isn't, as was the case in 2010, 2012, 2017 or any other year, but the feeling of regret remains (even though discovering MLP is something one does not have direct influence over). In my case it's doubled, or tripled even because I've discovered MLP in 2012, that's one dawn of an era, but missed out of my sheer stupidity opportunity to be part of /mlp/ until little before Faust came visit /mlp/, that's dawn of second era. Everywhere I join, it seems like the golden days are already in the past.
Present is always least interesting of the times. Past and future are more interesting.
